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North Island

The North Island of New Zealand is more populous compared to the south island. Home to over 70% of New Zealand’s population, it has plenty of hikes surrounding the major cities. At the northern tip of the north Island you will find the Bay of Islands with many day hikes to enjoy, in the south you find the cultural wellington, and in the center of the island is the famous Mount Raupehu which features the Tongaririo Corssing with the mesmerizing green lakes.

South Island

The South Island of New Zealand is known for its high mountain peaks, lakes and icy glaciers. The Southern Alps features Mt. Cook, where Sir Edmund Hilary cut his teeth before Mount Everest, and runs along the length of the South island. In the north of the South Island is Abel Tasman National Park, which is picturesque for blue water and white sand beaches. In the south is the Fiordland National Park, with the majestic Milford Sound.

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